Live Review: Palace – Project House, Leeds. 22.11.24
A night of dreamy, atmospheric indie with Palace in Leeds
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Track: Kele Okereke – Kintsugi
Kele (Kele Okereke) has dropped a new song, ‘Kintsugi’, the latest track to be lifted from his forthcoming new solo album The Singing Winds Pt. 3, due for release 17th…
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Premiere: Mid Wales/Bristol based Moletrap set the atmosphere alight with their eviscerating new single ‘Rhagofn’
We are very proud to premiere the new single ‘Rhagofn’ from rising Welsh trio based in Bristol, Moletrap. The band says of their songwriting: We’re three friends from three rural…
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Live Review: English Teacher – Boiler Shop, Newcastle 19.11.2024
Words and Photos: Victoria Wai. With reports of the cold snap coming, there was definitely a sea of hoodies and big coats gathered into the venue for the way in…
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News: Wunderhorse Announce Headline Australian and NZ Gigs for 2025
Wunderhorse Ride Midas Momentum to Australia for Exclusive Shows
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Live Review & Gallery: Heat Waves Hit Sydney Harbour – Glass Animals at the Sydney Opera House 26.11.2024
Opera House Forecourt Transforms into a Love-Filled Alt-Pop Wonderland
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Live Review & Gallery: Years in the Making: St. Vincent Live at St. Kilda’s Iconic Palais 25.11.2024
An Evening with St. Vincent: The Queen of Alternative at the Palais
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News: Royel Otis are ‘Coming Home’, Treating Fans to One-Off Eora/Sydney Show Ahead of Festival Season
Earlier this year, Royel Otis were riding the high of their sold-out Liberty Hall show, basking in the glow of their debut album Pratts & Pain. That night in February,…
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Live Review – 86TV’s/ Mickey Callisto – o2 Institute Birmingham – 22/11/24
Following the release of their self-titled debut album this year, 86TV’s are on the road across the UK and Europe for the last time until 2026. Going into this show,…
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See: Father John Misty accompanies new album with video for standout single Josh Tillman and the accidental dose
Father John Misty’s new video for “Josh Tillman and The Accidental Dose”, is a stellar exercise in storytelling. Marked by a grainy piano line and his signature warm baritone, the…
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